Eight years since I started trading. I’d really like people who are losing to take a look③
5. Environment is extremely important.
It's close to what was mentioned in 4, but whether you win often depends on the "environment" before the method.
Mental state and actions are influenced if daily life is chaotic. Then, even in a favorable market, you won’t win.
Therefore, I believe paying for an environment is just as important as paying for knowledge or experience.
- A PC or desk (a foundation for focus) - Hot springs or sleep (ways to restore mental state) - Third-party environmental awareness (perspective correction) - AI to verbalize (organizing emotions and setting rules)
These things are often undervalued, but the money spent here will, over time, lead to your profits.
In other words, it’s an investment to win without going into a frenzy.
6. Humans are not suited for trading.
Humans are not well-suited for trading at all. Because it goes against our instincts.
- We don’t want to lock in losses. - We want to lock in profits early. - We get swayed by SNS. - We can’t stand being idle.
There are various reasons, but the impression is that well-adjusted people lose in trading. Conversely, as mentioned at the start, those who don’t have fluctuating emotions and can act steadily tend to be strong.
To put it bluntly, the strong image is of socially misfit or psychopath-like individuals. Even if not, people who win on SNS are, for better or worse, “unique.”
Therefore, you need to aim for about 10% of humanity. Being ordinary leads to defeat.
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